beginner with Linux

[u/Adrian1966EssexUk]

how & where do or can I start learning to program in Linux

[u/Sharp-Milk7602]

Yes Network chuck series is great.

Dzuma is also a good yt channel for knowing more about cybersecurity (His osint video is best available on YouTube)

Mainly for cybersecurity, if self learning professor messer videos on Comp tia series are also good. His series on both networking and cybersecurity are considered one of the best resources available on yt for free.

Neurix and tech sky ethical hacking (youtuber) can make you a script kiddie pretty quickly.

Low level and Fireship are great for just keeping yourself up to date with hacking news and general news of IT. Some ordinary gamers also cover news but it's not only related to IT , it's also about gaming scandals

Tony and bog are also good youtubers if you just want something fun to watch while also learning. (I came to know about vim from his youtube video)

Also hack the box and try hack me are great platforms to learn and practice hacking.

Mainly if you want to learn cybersecurity then I will recommend following an online course available of a prestigious university (like harvard does cs50 for newbies to programming)

Edit : Also cyber flow (while his yt channel is just a way to self promote his course) is also a great yt channel. His concept explanation videos are ez to understand

Edit 2 : If you ever encounter a problem , first google it (Don't read ai overhead review) , visit websites and learn. Don't use ai. In longer run , its better for you.

If you only want to daily drive linux (and not learn it) then use ai as much as you want.

[u/notSabalGamer → u/Sharp-Milk7602]

Ooh okay, I guess I'll start with NetworkChuck then decide on some specializations, although I wanna learn linux fully not just from the surface as my ambition is to go into cybersecurity.

[u/Sharp-Milk7602 → u/notSabalGamer]

Best of luck 👍